The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-18

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''WeIl, this beats me; treated the girl
shabby enough, III be bound. Suitable! 1
doubt if this editor ever had so good a piece
OF writing in his possession. A cold bIooded!
unsuitable! indeed, There is nothing like
being behind the scenes to become disillusjon-
lied, I find. Editors are worse-wors than
lawyers. Is it possible that this editor can be
Henrietta Seymour! OF course she was pro
gressive-what young girl is not! But, on
the other hand, she was exclusive, she had
blood in her veIns-the blood Of all the
Towards But why in the name Of wonder,
shoLId these letters have been directed to me,
and by whom? She, Henrietta Seymour, was
never given to practical jokes; she was the
farthcst possible from that and yet, it looks
marVcOusly like it," be added, gazing helps
lcsSIy along the whole line Of methodjcaily
arranged law books. But they furnished no
CIew. Its the most inexplicable muddIe I've
been mixed up with since l entered the pro
fesslon, ~ he emphasized, vigorously pushing
a spIint bOttomcd chair to the far eud Of the
room, ard Immediately replacing It.
'Lctt"r second, June Is, four weeks later.
Whjteside Junction, Indiana. lAh. indccd)'
"EDIroR or TIE CRESCENT.
DEAR SIR. Having returned TO Whlteside June
ton and not finding the MS, which failedto receive
before leaving, l write to make Inquiries concerning
IT, l am very ANXIOUS as regards Its safety, ana
trust that you Will oolise me by senGng Il at once.
Very respectfully. "LIDA LETiTtA LATHRoP'
'Deuced shame, Why didn't he, or she,
however, it may Oe, send it! The girl needs
it, doubtless mother a widow with five child
ren dependent upon her efforts, as a matter of
course. And why in thunder were not these
letters opened!
~ a++a- third T,,,o % gho,- ro,ti,r iuu
"'''0 ~ ia" S0''"7 AIS
patent ana uoh / wonder
EDITOR OF THE CRESCENT.
DEAR SIR: IcannOt imagine what has become OF
my MS, and 1 need it 80 much. l am 50 afraid 1t Is
lost. enclose a postal to insure an immediate an
sWer, Editor OF the weekly Banner, at Etna Green.
thinks, as a great favor to myself, it might be pub
Hshed in his paper, for which reason. please senGby
inc very next mail. | enclosed stamps IN my letter
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DEAR SIR: am becoming very much di,cou~
aged in regard to my Ms. [ need It - very much.
If you only kne" how Important it is to me, am
uLe you %ouI1 'e more prompt IN returning IT, !
to tell the truth, | really need all nv stamDsT rsaIIv
have none to throw away, DO, please. let me hear
from you as soon as this reaches you.
very [ruy'
.,WoII vvolI this - L tmo t ~ - - ap,,o
I'll send her a who'll ,sc,ora ~ stonns ~
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81 altar fifth .rrir
EDITOR or THE CRrscrvT.
DEAR SIR: As you know. thus far, I have been
very patient in the matter of the MS, but II Is said
cn1fe. ~ r. 'i hatn, 70 every one endurance ana l must
yery s5abbiy2very uneenfIeman,y wo"TJ ItEe
you to know exactly how I seel about it. But after
this letter will no longer trouble you. In the
70 oU nor $500 - ,,tI n.0n,u ! .n,7nI nT TtSlCtns your c!ty' ana
myself. Truly.
"LIDA LEr1r1A LArHRoP."
Good for you, Miss Ida Letttia Lathrop,
and In the meantime here go the stamps; and
stay shall l send the letters? HUM can't
for the life of me see that it will mend mat
ters; she won't get that precious manuscript
any sooner. No, Let her beard the lion in his
den, orher den, as the situation my develop"
Rowland Browne, Jr., took a turn around
his Office nrOmDtIv resaating himsalf
This uncertainty ia becoming naiDfu, - bo
continued, sand now that T think of IL NV
vacation commepces about this time II com,
meuced a week ago, onIv that nv native in.
dolence prevented nv aking ADVANTAGE of II
I am going East as a matter of course. If for
no other reason b a to dIsentanple this mesh
of Misunderstanding Nv IswvarJrLa in
stincts will not allow of nv remaining idle
with a case like this pending,n
Eleyatipg his feet 70 the highest altitude If
the iesk opposite. he proceeded 10 a csrerul
sypopsis of the case in hand, ssCo1tyThution
versus Editor. at cross-purnoses, standing IN
the relation of plainttf and This